Hadjii Hand is a writer, producer, and filmmaker who burst onto the scene with his Sundance feature turned critically-acclaimed TV series, SOMEBODIES.
Since SOMEBODIES, Hadjii’s work has been celebrated by the likes of Roger Ebert, Reginald Hudlin, Daniel Weidenfeld, and the Associated Press as a comedic voice ahead of its time.
After moving to Los Angeles in 2011, Hadjii has written and produced pilots for Adult Swim, IFC, Disney XD, and FOX. He’s also worked on content for TBS, All Def Digital, and Smosh TV. Most recently, Hadjii served as a co-executive producer on STEP UP: HIGH WATER, the YouTube Red/Starz Network series, based on the STEP UP film franchise.
In addition to his work in television and film, Hadjii also penned the book, “Don't Let My Mama Read This: A Southern-Fried Memoir,” which was published by Random House and recognized by Publisher’s Weekly, the National Book Club Conference, and the Atlanta Journal Constitution, taught screenwriting at the University of Georgia’s Grady College of Journalism, and has been a contributor to ReadWorks.
Now with his sensibilities as a writer and producer sharper than ever, Hadjii is ready to bring a fresh perspective to the screen in a way that’s both new and nostalgic while all his own. He is currently repped by Sandstone Artists.